Also, middle-clicking a link opens it in the same tab/window. Is that intentional?

I abhor things like this. Certain types of navigation completely override browser behaviour in this regard and it is somewhat maddening.

It's set up like that in https://github.com/rigoneri/syte/blob/21ed38790bbfab3e7a7321... .

Could be changed to only preventDefault/stopPropagation if it doesn't match one of the specially tagged links, or by setting up a different selector for the specially handled links.

Came here to mention this exact issue. (And related, e.g. cmd+clicking.)

Mislav wrote a great post on how to do this robustly: http://mislav.uniqpath.com/2011/03/click-hijack/

Hope that helps!

That and command-clicking on Mac both need to be controlled for when capturing the click event for links for sure.

Issue fixed. Please let me know if you find any more issues, or create an issue in github. Thanks!!

Thanks for taking care of this! I like what you're doing with this. As a Tumblr-head, I think you should also consider adding follow, like and reblog functionality. The API also has functions for this.

But either way, I'll be keeping an eye on this!

Great catch, I'll fix it... The reason is that it uses the same URL for a regular HTTP request and a XMLHttpRequest...

Why did you build it that way instead of having a specific API path?

Also noticed this bug and wanted to mention it in case it wasn't just myself.

Noticed this as well. Throw this in your JS file somewhere:

$.ajaxSetup({ cache: false });